Builder

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Builder()

Creates a new Configuration.Builder.

build

@NonNull fun build(): Configuration

Builds a Configuration object.

setExecutor

@NonNull fun setExecutor(@NonNull executor: Executor): Configuration.Builder

Specifies a custom Executor for WorkManager.

setInputMergerFactory

@NonNull fun setInputMergerFactory(@NonNull inputMergerFactory: InputMergerFactory): Configuration.Builder

Specifies a custom InputMergerFactory for WorkManager.

setJobSchedulerJobIdRange

@NonNull fun setJobSchedulerJobIdRange(
    minJobSchedulerId: Int, 
    maxJobSchedulerId: Int
): Configuration.Builder

Specifies the range of android.app.job.JobInfo IDs that can be used by WorkManager. WorkManager needs a range of at least 1000 IDs.

JobScheduler uses integers as identifiers for jobs, and WorkManager delegates to JobScheduler on certain API levels. In order to not clash job codes used in the rest of your app, you can use this method to tell WorkManager the valid range of job IDs that it can use.

The default values are 0 and Integer#MAX_VALUE.

setMaxSchedulerLimit

@NonNull fun setMaxSchedulerLimit(maxSchedulerLimit: Int): Configuration.Builder

Specifies the maximum number of system requests made by WorkManager when using android.app.job.JobScheduler or android.app.AlarmManager.

By default, WorkManager might schedule a large number of alarms or JobScheduler jobs. If your app uses JobScheduler or AlarmManager directly, this might exhaust the OS-enforced limit on the number of jobs or alarms an app is allowed to schedule. To help manage this situation, you can use this method to reduce the number of underlying jobs and alarms that WorkManager might schedule.

When the application exceeds this limit, WorkManager maintains an internal queue of WorkRequests, and schedules them when slots become free.

WorkManager requires a minimum of Configuration#MIN_SCHEDULER_LIMIT slots; this is also the default value. The total number of slots also cannot exceed 50.

setMinimumLoggingLevel

@NonNull fun setMinimumLoggingLevel(loggingLevel: Int): Configuration.Builder

Specifies the minimum logging level, corresponding to the constants found in android.util.Log. For example, specifying android.util.Log#VERBOSE will log everything, whereas specifying android.util.Log#ERROR will only log errors and assertions.The default value is android.util.Log#INFO.

setRunnableScheduler

@NonNull fun setRunnableScheduler(@NonNull runnableScheduler: RunnableScheduler): Configuration.Builder

Specifies the RunnableScheduler to be used by WorkManager.
This is used by the in-process scheduler to keep track of timed work.

setTaskExecutor

@NonNull fun setTaskExecutor(@NonNull taskExecutor: Executor): Configuration.Builder

Specifies a Executor which will be used by WorkManager for all its internal book-keeping. For best performance this Executor should be bounded. For more information look at androidx.room.RoomDatabase.Builder#setQueryExecutor(Executor).

setWorkerFactory

@NonNull fun setWorkerFactory(@NonNull workerFactory: WorkerFactory): Configuration.Builder

Specifies a custom WorkerFactory for WorkManager.